Engoyed that

Thank you for your excellent summary of Aristotle's views on political thought. It provides a good followup for my reread of his Politics.

that wig in the library caught me off-guard ngl, overall great video!

Thanks!

One of the most shallow Breaking Bad videos I ever seen

What a smug video dehumanizing other characters. The self righteousness is nauseating.

Funny how Marxists never built their dream companies to prove their theory to be better for workers. It amazes me how this channel fawns over Marx and afraid to cover his most negative attributes and actions. Easy way to detect narrow minded creators that way.

Derp

lol, you ignore his desire to burn down all social structures or his Mephistopheles obsession . You are not as intellectually honest as you pretend to be. Your bias taints your work. Thanks for exposing yourself!

Thank you.I am learning a lot.

If this woman could do it, why couldn't all the other women do it too? There were no insurmountable obstacles put in her way by the Patriarchy. Why did other women falter at these obstacles and claim oppression, rather than overcoming them as she did?

Her thesis... Men have rights A, B & C. Women should have them too, because women want them and men have to provide the rights for the women. No, if women want rights, women have to p ay the price of getting the rights for themselves. Take Afghanistan. The Taliban fought for political power and are not sharing it with women Did the women of Afghanistan fight, AK47 in hand, risking their their lives, for their rights? No, is it any surprise they don't have any rights?

Buckley vs Valeo created an uneven market of ideas..

I often hear the thought that we don’t see evidence of Aristotle’s teaching in Alexander. That seems like a superficial view of what teaching is. Isn’t the end goal preparing the student’s mind in such a way that he can flourish as an adult? Seems to me Alexander did that.

Great summation - very informative - thanks!

Great video.

One of the most, if not THE most, profoundly insightful books I have ever read. It should be required reading for every American. Thank you, Professor.

This guy is pure gold he’s literally helping my GPA

Tocqueville, Montesquieu and Lafayette are interesting figures. All Enlightenment guys and all French but didn't conform to the FRENCH ENLIGHTENMENT but rather more so with the Anglo-American Enlightenment (English and American).

Really good videos. Helps me a lot. Thanks!

RE@@@""" ¿Qué tamaño de plato saldrá vencedor? """"Platón pensaba que las ideas nativas también estaban presentes en él como esclavo liberado, por ejemplo como círculos geométricos en forma de platos grandes y pequeños,

Hobbes figured it out really well... and without even having the internet 😮

Great video.

Nice video. but don't read from a script posted above the camera, makes you look like a psycho

You don't need to repeat who you are in every video If people want to know they can simply check the information

Love the way you promote critical thinking skill

Nice, yeah. Augustine as an influence on Hobbes seems supported through multiple lenses. Also a great reminder why Plato's perspectives on rhetoric still matter--rhetoric can be wielded for any purpose, like technology. Precisely why ethics is needed in rhetoric.

“Hell is truth seen too late” Thomas Hobbes

@james Muldoon hi sir excuse me I have some questions about the play. Is there any possibility for us to discuss in private? Thanks for the summary. I look forward from hearing from you.

Although Mill did not trust under developed nations to rule themselves democratically, I understand that he was one of the few who were not racist and/or agreed with slavery of some, or were purposefully silent on the subject....Like Kant in his early life, Nietze Aristotle, the supposed jesus, and other so-called. Moral leaders

why isnt he blinking?

Good video, thank you!

Have you read The Sane Society by Erich Fromm?

Please talk slower and no need to were robes

Tomas smart man

12:27 he perfectly predicted how things are today.

I hate Jesse.

Very comprehensive thank you

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Thank you so much!! You have no idea how much you are helping :)

Oan please talk slower

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The administered socialist state, ran by the dictatorship of the proletariat, is effectively what every modern 20th century communist country attempted to do. The reality is both Vladimir Lennon and Stalin admitted they never reached communism. There’s a couple reasons for that, one communism is a global vision and to they never reached the point where humanity was unable to live without communism. That second one’s a real sticky point. Effectively communism advocates beating people down until they can’t live without communism. Between China the USSR they killed over 100 million people trying to achieve this. What’s worse is nowhere in Mark’s writing does he describe how you wrestle the power away from the state after you’ve even achieved division that no man is able to live without communism. The notion that it’s going to “wither away” is magical thinking. Communist believes it’s just going to happen. Just it’s just a natural order of things. They are insane to believe this.

I didn't know Rousseau was a sexist

How cool she is mother of Mary Shelley...

Thank you! 👏👏

You’re amazing. I appreciate you

There would actually be a point to add about the union of italy. The life of machiavelli, that goes from 1469 to 1527, is positioned in an epoch still far from the thought of the united Italy understood as it is today. When in "The Prince" he drives the idea of a unitary state takes much more in reference a part of the current Italy or better, the model of Switzerland with sovereign states able to resist foreign invasion. Its merit goes to having recognized Florence as a piece of the Italian peninsula but the prerequisites for the union were still immature. No hate but I thought it was right to add this little correctness.

This was so useful

Brief and clear. Thank you.